Dayton School Bond Vote Planned for 8.8 Million
Dayton voters go to polls Saturday to decide an 8.8 million dollar bond issue for school improvements. The plan adds to Austin Elementary, converts Dayton High to a junior school, builds a new high school, and furnishes air conditioning. Despite a 59 percent tax rise, supporters including the school board and local business leaders say growth from 1,400 to about 2,000 students justifies the plan. Voting is 7 am to 7 pm at Woodrow Wilson Junior High auditorium.
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Dayton High
Harris
Citizens’ Committee
M. W. Ford
Dayton State Bank
Gene Touchstone
Lester Wisegerber
Woodrow Wilson Junior High
Free Kittens from Mrs Bolinger
Mrs C V Bolinger offers three kittens for adoption One kitten is white and the other two are black and white Interested parties may call 422-2850 for details and to arrange pickup.
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C. V. Bolinger
Baytown Builder Armand Proulx in Harris County School Board Note
Baytown welcomes Armand Proulx a new bonded home builder and staunch supporter in city development. Proulx a former U S Steel manager and Navy veteran moved to Baytown in 1969 with his wife Ruth and three children. He joins the Harris County School Trustees race as a candidate in Positions 5 6 7 while others vie in scattered precincts.
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Armand Proulx
American Legion Post 456
Proulx
California
Arizona
Utah
U. S. Steel
San Francisco Bay Area
The
Steel Company
New Yorker
Navy
University of Utah School of Engineering
Ruth
U.S. Steel Tal
Michelle
Cedar Bayou
Juanita Myers
Houston
Donald
University of Arizona Medical School
Harris County Board of School Trustees
Harris County
Madelyn Cox Griffin
Harris County Department of Education
Dan Proctor
Premiere on NBC TV Tonight Bogs Down
AP reports NBC premieres stumble with new series and the clash with CBS and ABC lineups. Ramon She, James Coco, and a cast including Miss Danner and Jose Perez stir viewers as a New York unemployment office set comedy tries to find its pace amid network competition and ad skepticism.
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Perez
Calucci
Che
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Blythe Nun
Ken Howard
Pat Naneen
Darkane
CBS Television Network
NBC
Sanford & Son
ABC
Solic
Iting
Danner Ater
ABC Tonight
Adam
Miev
Funeral services set for 18 year old football star
TIMPSON. Funeral services are scheduled at 2 p.m. for an 18 year old high school football star who died of a heart attack. The youth, Mike Cheat, was a mall district performer last season and died Thursday on the way to school.
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Timpson
Mike Cheat
Laos Peace Accord Forms Coalition Government
Vientiane officials and Pathet Lao sign a political peace pact creating a joint coalition for Laos. International bodies commit to two years of broad trade talks in Geneva starting October 24. A former Clyde Barrow associate in Texas receives six months for possession of 3908 barbiturate capsules.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Geneva
Houston
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Texas
Sears Seeks Mower Model Owners in Houston Area
Sears Roebuck and Co seeks owners of certain riding mowers built between May and August this year for possible safety issue with starting when transmission is in gear and brake clutch not engaged. About 14 000 units affected identified by date codes DA3 to UE3, with manual starter model not affected. No injuries reported. inspections offered free of charge. report filed with the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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Houston
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Ralph Jordan
Sears
Consumer Product Safety Commission
UH Workshop Aids by ILC Teachers At Lee College
Lee College electronics faculty supported a University of Houston summer workshop with sessions on Computer Aided Instructions Digital Logic with Computer Applications and Electro-Optics. Curtis Johnson from UH led Electro-Optics and Texas Education Agency sponsored the event with 45 instructors from across Texas including James Lockett Steve Harding Bill Farley Manus McDaniels and others.
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Lee College Electronics
University of Houston
Charles McKay
David Barber
Curtis Johnson
Texas Community College Electronics and Instrumentation
Texas Education Agency
Texas
James Lockett
Steve Harding
LC Electronics
Bill Farley
LC Data-Processing
Manus McDaniels
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